Reaching Communities England
The National Lottery Community Fund
England. £20,001–£20,000,000 to strengthen communities and improve lives. Open to applications (rolling).
View opportunity →The freshest open grant calls and charity-relevant tenders, pulled from official UK open data and the funders we track. 26 open grant calls and 12 new tenders this edition. No login, no cost.
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The National Lottery Community Fund
England. £20,001–£20,000,000 to strengthen communities and improve lives. Open to applications (rolling).
View opportunity →The National Lottery Community Fund
England. £300–£20,000 for projects that bring people together and improve communities. Open to applications.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Community Fund
England. £300–£20,000 for community-led projects tackling the climate and nature emergency. Open to applications.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Community Fund
Scotland. £20,001–£250,000 for community-led projects that help people connect. Open to applications.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Community Fund
Scotland. £20,001–£500,000 for projects supporting children, young people and families, or helping people be healthier. Open to applications.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Community Fund
Scotland. £300–£20,000 for projects that bring people together and improve communities. Open to applications.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Community Fund
Wales. £300–£20,000 for projects that bring people together and improve communities. Open to applications.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Community Fund
Wales. £20,001–£500,000 for accessible, community-led projects. Open to applications.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Community Fund
Northern Ireland. £300–£20,000 to connect people and strengthen communities. Open to applications.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Community Fund
Northern Ireland. £300–£20,000 for VCSE organisations to grow stronger (Dormant Assets Scheme). Open to applications.
View opportunity →Trust for London
London. Project and unrestricted grant funding for organisations tackling poverty and inequality (economic & social justice). Open — apply any time.
View opportunity →Foundation Scotland
Scotland. A range of community funds open with their own deadlines and criteria — see the live funding list. Apply online.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Heritage Fund
UK-wide. £10,000–£250,000 for all types of heritage projects. Open programme.
View opportunity →The National Lottery Heritage Fund
UK-wide. £250,000–£10,000,000 for larger heritage projects (published deadline rounds). Open programme.
View opportunity →BBC Children in Need
UK-wide (incl. Isle of Man & Channel Islands). £1,000–£40,000 per year (max £120,000 over up to 3 years) for the core running costs of not-for-profits working with children and
View opportunity →BBC Children in Need
UK-wide (incl. Isle of Man & Channel Islands). £1,000–£40,000 per year (up to 3 years) for projects delivering positive change for disadvantaged children and young people aged
View opportunity →Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
UK-wide. Grants from £30,000 (no max), core/project/unrestricted, typically 3-5 years, for nature and environment systemic change. Rolling, no deadline. Excludes orgs under £100k t
View opportunity →Esmee Fairbairn Foundation
UK-wide. Grants from £30,000 (no max), core/project/unrestricted, for social/economic justice and community-led culture. Rolling, no deadline. Excludes orgs under £100k turnover, c
View opportunity →Garfield Weston Foundation
UK-wide. Grants up to £100,000 towards core/running costs, a specific project, or capital costs. No deadlines — apply any time (rolling); decision normally ~4 months. Open to regis
View opportunity →Henry Smith Foundation
UK. £56,250/year for 4 years (£225,000 total), flexible funding usable for core running costs. For charities (annual income £100k–£5m) delivering trusted, culturally-grounded paren
View opportunity →Volant Charitable Trust
UK (administered by Foundation Scotland; no geographic restriction stated on the programme page). Up to £15,000/year for up to 3 years (max total £45,000); 2-stage application. For
View opportunity →Volant Charitable Trust
UK (administered by Foundation Scotland; no geographic restriction stated on the programme page). Up to £5,000 for one year, covering both core and project costs. Same themes as th
View opportunity →The Robertson Trust
Scotland. For constituted community groups & charities with annual income under £30,000. Up to £5,000 for one year, unrestricted (revenue or capital). Open — apply online (pove
View opportunity →The Robertson Trust
Scotland. Registered charities with income £30,000–£500,000. Revenue funding £5,000–£20,000/yr for up to 3 years for community centres, hubs or anchor organisations tackling povert
View opportunity →The Robertson Trust
Scotland. Registered charities with income £30,000–£200,000. Revenue funding £5,000–£20,000/yr for up to 5 years, restricted or unrestricted. Open — apply online (poverty/trauma fo
View opportunity →The Robertson Trust
Scotland. Organisations with income over £200,000. Restricted project funding £20,000–£500,000 (typically £50k–£100k/yr) for up to 5 years for systemic change on poverty & trau
View opportunity →Recently published contracts in charity-relevant bands. Larger tenders may suit consortia or delivery partnerships.
The Education Authority
EDR 26-001 Delivery of a BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Sport and a BTEC Level 3
View opportunity →NHS England
Following widespread engagement with ICBs, national and regional teams, and external stakeholders, in November 2025 the NHS Strategic Commissioning Framework was published and in F
View opportunity →Science Museum Group
The Science Museum are looking to hire a freelancer experienced in festival project management and production; indicative dates being 1 July 2026 until 1 July 2027, dependent on av
View opportunity →Metropolitan borough of Bury
he Bury Based Supplier List (BBSL) is the Council's structured mechanism for supporting below-threshold procurement activity across 32 ProClass aligned Lots, providing a consi
View opportunity →British Council
Professional service providers with the capability to design and deliver high quality professional development courses for teachers
View opportunity →NHS England
To provide communication skills support for language and interpersonal skills for doctors, dentists and pharmacists in training in the east of England region.
View opportunity →Leicestershire County Council
This contract is for the provision of ecological consultancy support. This service is provided directly to our customers, who are our partner Local Planning Authorities. The purpos
View opportunity →Sefton Council
The council wishes to procure a Needs Assessment to be used as the evidence base for a statutory Supported Housing Strategy. The council will use the Needs Assessment as the basis
View opportunity →Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council
Request for Quatation (RFQ) for a Replacement Hall Roof at Milking Bank Primary School, Aintree Way, Dudley DY1 2SL.
View opportunity →New College Swindon
This is a 4 year fixed term contract for a college, based in Swindon, Wiltshire. Two site campus: SN3 1AH and SN2 1DY. A mandatory site is required for all bidders with scheduled w
View opportunity →Improvement and Development Agency for Local Government (IDeA)
The Local Government Association (LGA) is the national membership body for local authorities. It works on behalf of member councils to support, promote, and improve local governmen
View opportunity →Metropolitan borough of Bury
The provider will be supported and enabled by Officers of the Council to lead on engagement and develop a brief high-level vision statement and detailed action plan for each group,
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